Sjoerd de Vries

Works for me with the current version (using Kekule.Indigo.enable() ) ... as long as I don't try to parse SMILES before the window is loaded.

@AaronLlanos : sure, there you go: https://gist.github.com/sjdv1982/955cd983c05a9d252d1fdeea3a803962

@rmrmg That would be an Indigo bug, I think? Sorry, I don't know much of SMILES itself...

What about this: ```python classname = "mywidget-{0}".format(id(w)) w.add_class(classname) css_template = """.{{classname}} { ... } """ ``` and then pass `css_template` to some kind of pre-processor. If the pre-processor is hooked...

It depends on if you want the user to write CSS syntax, or have the styling wrapped in a Python dict from which CSS is auto-generated. Myself, I would much...

I am not sure. I just wrote down (clearly, I hope?) what seems to me "the obvious way to do it". You core devs are free to agree or disagree.

Maybe there is a misunderstanding then. When I looked at the PR you linked in the other thread, I saw the white-listed properties hard-coded in TypeScript. In my example, they...

@IlyaBiryukov Thank you for looking into it. LiveShare has been great for us already, but shared IPython consoles would be ideal for remote collaboration. We are really looking forward to...

I tried again, and the problem is gone! Did you do something on the LiveShare server side?

No recent update for me, it is still 1.44.2, same commit. I hope this isn't a heisenbug?